Dhamma School students are evaluated on their performance throughout the year.

On Sunday 1 November, 50 students aged between 13 and 17 years old sat for the annual Nalanda Dhamma School examination.  They were tested on their basic knowledge of Buddhist scriptures, including ‘Dhammapada’ verses in Pāli Language, and devotional chanting, following 10 intensive study sessions which started in September.

The mission of Nalanda Dhamma School is to ensure that its students acquire Buddhist knowledge; skills; values and culture, and are well-grounded in the Dhamma.  Besides sitting for the examination, the students are also evaluated on their participation, behaviour, and attitude during the course of the year.

The teenagers are tested on their basic knowledge of Buddhist scriptures.

The School is pleased that Nalandian students have been diligent throughout the year; may they continue to study hard and do well in their future undertakings.  Sadhu anumodana!

Students study hard to perform well in the year-end examination.